Get ready to dive into the future with us at the XR Initiative Spring Summit at UCLA!

The workshop brings together a diverse community of generative AI researchers from various disciplines, including statistics, machine learning, and computer science, along with policymakers and industrial partners.

The goal of this inaugural summit will be to build an interdisciplinary, intergenerational, and inter-school discussion initiative to foster a transparent platform.

Music + Data is a one-day symposium that brings together leading scholars in music, anthropology, and sound studies (broadly conceived) into dialogue with data science to consider the impact new technologies have on music cultures in global contexts past, present, and future.

This follow up to the first Generative AI & Creativity convening will feature a a virtual walkthrough by Adobe of their generative AI tools available to everyone at UCLA that has access to Adobe Creative Cloud—all full-time students, staff, and faculty. No registration required. Just join the Zoom webinar through your UCLA account.

The Livescu Initiative on Neuro, Narrative and AI at UCLA: The Livescu NNAI is a UCLA research initiative at the intersection of the Humanities, Engineering, and Neuroscience. Come learn more about this program, and how to get involved.

SwabSeq COVID-19 Diagnostic Test was developed at UCLA. Join us in commemorating three remarkable years since SwabSeq's Inaugural test in November 2020. With almost 2,000,000 tests conducted, it's time to celebrate this milestone achievement.

The UCLA Research Facilitation Network is a growing idea to build a grass-roots community of practice around support for digital, computational, or data-intensive research at UCLA. Join us in-person or online to meet colleagues, network, and help shape the vision for this group.

Professor Patrick Curran of the department of Psychology at University of North Carolina visits UCLA to explore how the latent curve model (LCM) can help address consequences of behaviors in longitudinal research.

UCLA's Ramesh Srinivasan will moderate a conversation with experts working in and thinking deeply about surveillance and what it means for our 21st-century public and private lives.